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Appreciated
Stock (and other assets) The gift of an asset, often common stock or mutual fund shares, is a valuable way to make a contribution to a charitable organization and receive tax benefits based on the value of the asset(s).Suppose Richard and Terri in this example had 300 shares of XYZ Corporation that they purchased at $15.00 a share some years ago. The current value in today's market is $36 a share. If they sold the stock in the market, they would have a taxable, long-term capital gain on the difference between their cost and what they would receive from the sale ($36 minus $15 = $21 capital gain per share. 300 shares X $21.00 = $6,300 in capital gains). Richard
and Terri could sell the stock, pay the tax on the capital
gain, and either keep or donate the proceeds. While the gift of appreciated assets often is stock, other marketable assets (called tangible personal property) can be utilized as gifts with the possibility of tax benefits. These are assets such as real estate, antiques, coin or stamp collections, and art. However, these are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. For more information about gifts of any appreciated assets, please contact us so we can respond to your specific needs. Return to Wills and Bequests - Charitable Lead Trusts - Testamentary Trusts
Please note, individual financial circumstances will vary. The information on this site does not constitute legal or tax advice. As with all tax and estate planning, please consult your attorney or estate specialist. All material is copyrighted and is for viewing purposes only. Use of this site signifies your agreement with the terms of use. This Planned Giving section has been developed for WFAE 90.7fm by Future Focus. Please report any problems to webmaster. Revised: April 20, 2010 11:35 . |
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